this morning whilst out running, a car ran over my feet knocking me to the ground. A paramedic and police came. I have a bump on my head which hurts to touch. My feet felt ok after, but I think I was a bit shocked. My left foot starting to become fuzzy later in the afternoon, like pins and needles and it's gone quite cold. Is this nerve damage? Or is it a normal reaction?
At first she was still mad at Erik for leaving, and she would hiss at him whenever he was near her. Over time she adjusted to him being around again. Over time she gained her weight back and now she is at a very healthy weight. These past few days she has sat in the big window watching the world go by. She has even gotten brave enough to venture out into the hallway. She has started running around like a crazy cat when she wants us to go to bed.
my foot got run over by a parked car while going in reverse 5mph so maybe lasted 3 seconds..i was wearing crocs at the time..i immediately put ice on it and was walking around fine..no severe pain just mild..6 days later my back heel hurts and seems to be swelling i was fine the whole 5 days after the incident..whats going on that i feel this 6 days later on the back heel of my foot not the top of the foott where the car ran over?
this time I was with my wife who helped me to calm down, because if you get scare can be worst my HR went from 130 to 185 stayed there for 30 seconds and it went down again. After this I rested for 10min and went back on foot to the car, 3k more...
My wife says it can be a panic attack, due to stress, but I was feeling great, and I think, shouldn't it happen when I'm not running?
I had a Collie who got MISERABLY carsick when he was a puppy. He would end up soaked to the bone from drool by the time we got wherever it was we were going. I used to put a sweatshirt on him to soak up the drool and keep his coat dry until we got him out of the car.
To get him over this I started out by putting him in the car three or four times a day and moving the car from the driveway to the road and back again.
Spot training is a myth, when you loose weight it comes off all over, not just one specific spot. Running 30 minutes a day is great exercise and unless you have underlying medical issues it shouldn't do anything but improve your health and help in weight loss. With the running a healthy diet should be in place as well.
Think if the TSH test - (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) as the thorottle position on your car. The position of your foot on the thorottle is the indicator that tells your engine to speed up or slow down. TSH is a hormone that is produced by the Pituitary gland in your brain. It is supposed to accurately sense when there is too much or too little thyroid hormone in your blood.
I am 30 years old and have a moderate bunion on my left foot. I was an athlete in college and still am very active. Lately, the more I run, the more my bunion hurts. It used to not bother me, but seems to have gotten bigger and more painful over the last couple of years. I'm not big on heels... only ever wear them for special occasions maybe a handful of times throughout the year and they are usually less than 2 inches anyway.
i safely popped the blister with a sterile needle, drained it as much as possible and put a blister treatment pad over it and medical tape. i went running with this the next day (less than i usually run) and it started getting a little irritated again after like 35 mins, but not as bad. i stopped running and when i got home and looked at the blister it had formed again and was even bigger!! that night i popped it again and did the same thing. now its kind of just a sore flap of skin..
Baby boy isn't due til mid October. My mom had my shower last weekend. And I have all the major stuff. I've got furniture cloths lots if diapers car seat etc. I'm a FTM and was just lookin for a little advise on things that I might need that most ppl don't have when the baby gets here. I might be a little over prepared but I'm only 12wks from my due date and I know it's a ways off but really doesn't seem like it. TIA!
My right hand shakes and left foot cannot bend toes and sometimes this happens to my right foot. My left hand thumb goes dead. I get numbness and pins and needles in arms and legs. A sharp pins running though my legs. My mouth and breath is dry and smells. If i stand and close mu eyes i lose balance.One minute i am fine and than i lose balance and trip over as i cant always lift my left leg up and i drag it. I have had a mri on Brian for ms but came back fine.
Plantar fasciitis, arthritis of small joints, diabetic neuropathy, hypothyroidism, high blood pressure, over weight, deep vein thrombosis, wrong foot wear, gout, etc are a few causes of foot pain.
Do discuss this with your doctor and get yourself examined. You may need to consult an orthopedic specialist and get X-ray and maybe MRI of the feet, nerve conduction studies, blood glucose examination etc. Take care!
Hi... i am 61 years old. I have recently been diagnosed with liver cirrhosis. 30 day later my foot got inflamated. Also it would hurt alot while i walk. Difficulty walking like my feet cannot hold me.
Now it has been 90 days i have no pain, but itis still inflamted, also the foot is getting darker and i still have dificultly to walk.
My question... what is this? Is my feet going to be inflamated for the rest of my life? Is this treatable?
I wonder if any one can help. I got out of my car and went over on the side of my foot and since then i have not been able to put my heel down on the ground, if i do a get a sharp pain all the way up my leg.
I have had problems before when i was younger, i have too many bones / movement in my foot so that doesn t help plus used to be a dancer and week acheiles tendon excuse the spelling
Can anyone advise me on what to do?
Another problem is i am on my feet most of the day with my job.
Believe it or not, this is not uncommon for competitive runners. Very annoying! Trying different shoes and socks was the right way to go but unfortunately, that didn't make a difference. You can try an ice or cool pack to your feet before and after running, foot powder to help, a foot spray for athletes foot. These things have been known to help. New shoes and socks or these methods does often solve the problem for runners.
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